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III STATE bonds Iennessee settlement 30 sold az II az
OF city bank stocks Tradesmen's sold Co5) at 1oi
For u hnlfhOliday the market I'm railway bonds
unusually active and prices firm. Erie second Us
sold largely nc 1000 l2dlOOli and funded Is at
sSl2. West Shore Is strong at lO0ls Canada
Southern second IS rose 10 o. Columbus Hooking Val
ley and Toledo % from - TO n and the IS
firm at G9la Kentucky Central A active ut
727-o 73l2. Missouri. Kansas anI Texas general IS
were firm nc Sll2dSl. New York. Susquehanna and
Western - sold at 81 d9l To- Ohio Southern incomes
soil TO 81 AMI closed 1914. Atlantic and Pacific III
comes were Il at ~ Fort Worth and Denver ilrss
were strOng at SASH Wabash rstS Chicago division
sold at 1907 1903.
or unlisted securities deaf In at the stock Exchange
Cotton seed oil certificates sold (OOl at 3l's03l West
ern National Bank go at 9ile Georgia Pacific trsts
$4,000 at 40 and Security Milling and Mining 1907 ut
~ 3d.
As usual on Saturdays the money market was only
nominal ~ ld2ls per cent
The Snb-rreasury debtor to the Clearing House
Si~J.I2l.
The receipts reported At Washington to lay
sjlS 1jl and Tie crual ~ lO9iO
The Unted States Treasury received 5000 200 National bnk
notes redeHpOn and te receipts for the week were
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Things have been brisk again at te Navy >afd since
the reception o. tao plans for the ne" "oo' ION Soo
cruiser schedule Of The tool, nrcled mas becn re-
ccivcd these viii be procured ~ snoh ~ "''oc
The keel blocks Iai AMI new buildings necessary Tor
the construction OF tho vessel are being erected Inc
steam valves Of tls Chctgos engines which are ut tho
foundry the Morgan iron Works, Will DO returned IN
about "a week, when they VIII he replaced his "e'h
VIII take about weeks. and then tho long po,tp'nci
power trial will take place. work on Inc lioSoh ms h"
been rccomncnced.ss the necessary appropriation AM"
tof has not been a-rced upon between the 'onH''nE
bureaus Tho Trenton Is sin al Inc ara uhIeIEs'n5
SLIGHT repairs after which she Will be ordered 10 sl"io-
ron
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THE PETROLEUH WARhEI.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude certificate market yesterday was duH Dut
strong. The news tom SaXonbufg In the morning
showed hourly yield Of barrels by the 1901 n" o 'o
u,rnf,ldcr farm IS barrels tho Sn,e well ana ~
from the Iavrns. The Extension CCmpanys we'll winch
gu IT'S position, IL SIN showing but he '
IA excellent sand. The news, on the whor. was less
Irar,h 1t has been and prices adv aitcd nearly
cent. The hdihct cio-'u hIl"' ~, go,
hr toal dealing, and the range Of prices at the CON
.oid1fcl Exchange a, follows:
Opening - IL highest - rs, lowest - ~ H"'i
N : -. sails, barrels, GJG 900.
" rGncd o.! WI, strong under good demand, advancing
Is cent to : cents per gallon ~ All ports.
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r0LD ROBBERS AT WORK ny DAY.

Hong wah. kreps laundry ut NO 3io kiVihstohst
He was quietly plying his vocation GA Wednesday after
~ ,hsp three pca en- cred his place, locking tho door
su,r them While two OF seized HIM and beat him
with apaying stone tho third wet Ia ae drawer and
emrtied IL of its tcnts, hmouhnH ~ - h.
ohle 10 uuork the dosr they broke all tine windows III
The front OF the st1re Ia their eiors TO escape 0ncer
Ch,rrs iiar of the Twelfth Precinct arrested Henry
Dcvinc of No SOS Grand st. of the assaiiants
lie was at Esscx Market Police Court ycs'er
day nd held 10 answer the SUN OF foOo
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100 $50 p m. sundays a m, y ,. m
ERIE RAILWAY trains leave
II pa st minutes earlier showh Cham.
Lors local 23dst from To 10 minutes
earlier
. q H. Week days 80 sun!avs-Day Express Buffet
ing Coaches To tlmri, IIorneisylle. Buffalo Pun
Sleeping Coach from lorncllsyte to Cincinnati.
6p.m-paly "thcagUand 81 Louis Llmitci.' solid Pu-
Vile CORY. Akron. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago aud
~ Louis NoeNtra charge Tor fasI timo ,,, OIL,
ing Coaches to Buffalo, Niagara FANS Hamilton Toronto.
O.ran. Salamanca ami Dunkirk
- SccpIng Coaches 10 Bnnshimton. Owrgo Elmra
Hochester Salamanca Cincinnati and chicago - 50 an
a. n - noon. ii53 $50 40 5IO. $50 $50. $40.
$50 80 9o9 lOJop NJ l3;o9 mdnsh h S9HHdaySS
lO3Op N. l2mln ght.Add tona trains TO Pass c week
DAYS 9UOA H.. 50Opm rutherford. 500 Am 90 ? M
Pater'on week ay' "a 100 30 99o 10 M l ;9o
900. $40. go 80 o 1850 ll3o p M. ~ NIL
n$n sGnaag, & a. ie io5o T. noon , no 400 ooo
:. $50 10 ll-3oa > 3in, 40. 80 $40 - Il -
7:'O, 10 p N. md II midnight Sundays. 300 A. m
Suffer-" S TscS Ed AZ o - ~ o i"5e a and =
night SUNDAYS. -. $50 l0;3oa m. > /. d3' 1850
Ncws"rg amt cornw1iI wcak ,i,v, 7.jo y M 33, 43O
so an q p SUNDAYS. = ,Oh m AIT 6P M
scranton AMI IIo1e.ll- dsys "a m. $50 o m -,
a. ~, 80 1 30 D. g. 7I} 1880 p Sundays 4i5 $50
Cosr" w OK ok lts XXX % . lG3D T. M $50 $50 40
O. 745. 1870 sundays. - $50 l"''o a. H. D. o'''
li:ip y.
Sleeping obtained AMI or ert lor ~ ohec
ing and transfer on .stE' ,1v e st at to 'oPv W.
ST. New York No 33l Fdlton-st Br'Oklyn 81 Mont
conery St city. at the COMPANY : stations
Express trans from tho Vest arrive Ia ~ '''
X H. sou IL. tenn M I. l l. ! r.'''' ~ -. 90
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Mrs. Henrietta Irving
II relation TO Henry Irving. but has nm in-
icre,finR hInrv ncNerihIe-s.

tcresting story nevertheless
Mrs. Henrietta living i slender graceful, daIAV!cu
woman living in Fifty elght7t. with her husband ana
little daughter.
Her history Is sal and the moral attached i one
all women should Iced. An cNtact from Letter u q
friend Is here given, and Is IL, own best commehiIy
MY DEAR fEIEND:
A. many Of the bc,t PHYSICIANS IN New-lOrk know
have suffered terribly twenty years with htN"ns
ness 1 really dreaded tine nights, ana edch Hpihn.
ARISE TO begin anUher day ~ torture which no H'u'nc
seemed 10 ALE, iI;c. could neither cat nor sI''. NY
han !, ard feet cold. SUFFERED nom N'Iis' dnt
headaches. and cyer1ih thing which comes IN We
cate ,Ory of nervous diseases. fil"nd who had pc,h
t!i.d recommended Vita Nuova sew lhit th u,nc
made bv Mrs Harriet Iubtard AVER. know OF NIs
Aver personally should have had patience 10 lry
another "a medicine. / haN" already wasted 80 huch
money on Them. However. got the VITA ana pirs
had taken bottle ! q different woman. nav;
-fN 20 well. II has indeed
been lifc' and long 10 tel every -urr -,
- wonderful qualities snail be- happy 10 80
hear from my lips The blessing VIA NuoNa hd'
been to me. Yours sincerely. .,.-c
HINGIETTA IRVING.
This i but Of the thousand, u letters received by
MIS-. Aver concerning "Vita Nuoya' Any one wishing
Mis-. Wnc~ private adlrc, may obtain 10 ly applying ~
my cnl,e - and 81 Park p!a New-Yor II seems 10
have hcoi the ~ proprctors ~ certain
much adNcr i-cI imitation. Nu0NI 10 u>c names
ahi Endorsement, 81 prominent phl -icans ana o.heI'
fraud1rntN AMI wi huu ava horty. such acts must r.
Meet upon the virtue 81 the remedy itself and VIII never W.
f'aoit'd 10 in the 0f VIA NuoNd' (NcW Ifr me
cr irnc ~faid- ii~ attr-irt 10 III
lc iciS written 10y such dist nfui-hrd persons - non
my Wat r-nn, senator's JOS lh RIA khu HON. M"
J." Frvrc. Hen. Amos !. zen. ufu- ingalls,,
Rev. David Swing Hon. =. Cox. Fnr sale nN gu
dtise.>', er"crr- etc Price on" dollar per H''''r-
Nc"are fr.nlui"n' limitations and refuse substitutes
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Freight received untii the hour NJ departure.
FALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
ID ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after OCTOBER 49, 1887.
t,REAr TRUNK LINE

Train. A Eve uSN sTH "a 6eso S. saa
Ia isoqg rtlsear5 AID le West. with ruiwao paac,
Sa,' s s d fa .Sr b III as osns ard
log H $500 al M td i l SSlS asa
roI re sS% s:'a a"9 '' S a nSs ls
3 % ana & s sGsi2Ss o sis MS
lat no @as6e Son aoi tho South, Limited wash
'n "a IA ..ls .i @ Ras car sAi 81. &
M argiye Washing On 90 p M .lia ana a. % IA
AZ s 8 & ~ 10 a'' > and
For Gi ly c1 10 m ny week %es ss'd days. Saturday.
Lon: .9aSa F:S saa 5eo$'?9 ~ =
40 ard p; NJ On Sunday 0 As a. %. and .. u. do
Tor Oh pom. sud Noftok. via Nsw.yorf PhIaaelphl.
AID lay Line 's1G 20 Week diys 'A D-'''H'''
''i S@s and" ~ ''a
S,s,s 8 j e s.
g a. . % % s%e'.i y d =:
s. s. g g g O. 2G s. y Is "a 3
Ii' 5S u. 20 . 30 I. os q. IS 10 *
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Tram, ssyS "u ,'a DeO0''e' and corr
20, 20 5 . @ chicaSo Limited and 10 washng.oa
S''sa D aaa az ~ am and i ~
s S. e e, '9' q 10 "a ana % m 4sS's = * !.
add D. M. and ~ rs u gbt - ., ,
Trans leaving New York daily. sxcep, Sunday. a, 9,
ma Il NJ soaals, p r %i sHf io 70 Ssna % 'na
Returning lave Broad street station pbts
~ OIL. 20. .05. 40, $40. so. 30, 20.
oSs "a, iId j aas 20 & &1is IS .5 S.
On s1oda;s, l. o. 3 20. io5, %, $40.
{ 20 40 a m ~ 40. 90 a 80 Linited) %.
Leave Phid pha VIA Camden. 0 A. m AMI so .. N
iicSet onces sa9 435 and 94t Broadway Aston
House Ba pace and foot OF Desbrosses ana Cort.
andt sts Iourts- and brooklyn Annex station, tO0t
Of Fultoa Rrooklyn station. jersey C!Iy EIaigAns
Tckct Onice Clsile 'arden. 80 -, -. - $3.50
The NV YORK Transfer Company viii cali or and ehscx
baetase nom hotels and residences - u,oon
General Manager. Genera Plssr Agent
NEW YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN KY
Trains from ferries a. West "A ana Jay-s@ -
fOLows ,,
West a. so J,yss $50 NJ for M nabl:
Norwich tea Rome, One.dl, Fulton, Oswego Buffalo.
Detroit, chicago. waikiki Valley points. o., ,,,,.,
West 42f, 10 p. m, jay ST. So D. m, for Middle.
town. tilenvle Iallsbur2. Monticello, Liberty "niS
Lake. waikiki valley points. 49, 49,.
Mddleown talisourg Liberty Walton Norwich Oneida,
Suspension BRIDGE Detroit, Chicago, 81. Louis.
Pullman seepngcar berihs reserved n BOZ iroadway.
Time tables. tickets Sc. at 207 307, 9f4 i323 BIoad'
St., N. Y. j. 4. AY1EKs0S, .. T. A.,
Is Exchange place. ~ y
N kVlCH LIN .-Favorite inside Route.
wich ri 6b NevIonlon. vi 40 CorresDoudng reduction
to al ponts lst Steamers CITY OF WORCESTER, CITY
or BOsIo AMI CITY OF LAwRENCE leave Pier 40
y. r. al 30 y. m q. W. BRADY Agt
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ying by thIs CONTRACT s1s For each trce, which

city paving by this eli each tree, which
seems thoroughly extravagant."
Mr.. Dean said in reference the trees that the
tract was advertised and awarded TO the lowest OF
several bidders. The cost included that of digging
and planting. OF placing tree box around each
and of caring for all for year II desired. he
SAID, 10 have tho row of trees uniform but wners
property objected trees already planted would
not be removed,
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HE MAY MARRY THE WIDOW YET.

In the OF Nathan Barrett hundy OF West Brighton
staten Island Is confined In the iunatc asylum at
Mildleown y Y. having been sent tnthcr bY his rel
tives when he was about TO marry "A widow named
Chestnut who Is ticket seller al tho west brighton
station the staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad jas
tee Barrett. Of the Suprems Court Yesterday grinel
witt OF bcas corpus req rng that he bo taken before
the County judge Of orange comfy. a. Chambers, on
November 10. The writ granted on the hppl @llp
Mandy, scpnstuct. M l.. g. MIHly or NorthI"ih
who insists That of s0ini mini, and nsks thAt 10 DO
fia4 l.,rf
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Steamboats, cm6 Railroads.
CaNTKAL KAILRUAD OF NEW -JLnof
OOI Oh LIDLA.LA SIIiLGI. SOhtH AL HAs
Tim. Table OF OCTOBER ii, 1857. ..
"A -I.III lEI.AlON. DOun0

4 IN N<AL kAlLlsOAD w Az" -oL"ohA s
FOOT Or LIDL4.LA SIkLEI. NOkIu A.A' IA~
Time table OF OCTOBER II, 1850. ,.
Eof PHILADELPHIA ana IHLN IONs .. Dounu
Brook Route a 1, 49, .. IL IN. 80. 3 -
3 80. 80. IL D. IN SUNDAYS IL 4. . 40 u W'' So'
AZ y N. -.
=, Trans leaving at 4, 80, u A. m, 80, :, 80.
80 IL have connection for k.aiing Hafisoutss
dOttsViLe, ETC., a. M for LaAe IOpateohs' EastoI.
buTg etc. on sunday for Eastoa .,.
20 a n. Tor Ike Hopatcong, Easton. Bethlenems
. 80 a. m. for Eiston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
ShunA WIkesbarre y rAntOn ading, Harrisburg Potts
Viz IdhsiuA ShanOkin sudbury, LewisDug. WiiliAnls'
. ! and 80 p m. for Eas on V,ethlehcm, Allentown
hauch Ohunk. Reading Harr ,burg.t'tc.
80. 30 y NJ Tor Eas0n Bethlehem Allentown, MaucH
thuhh, WlkcSoirre, scranton, IdmaQcl, ShamOkn.
- 80 D. IN. for Lake HOpateOng Laston. bethlehem.
Allentown, etc.
-. as p m. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Maucs
onuhk Nnkcseafrc' Iscading Harrisburg. etc. On SUM
100. Is, IL Is a. M. l 90. 90, 80. 6 rs D. m.
SUNDAYS u 100. 8 90 4. for Bank, Long Branch,
tAsbnry fak Ocean Grove, except Sundays, Point
-, 4, 3 IS a. M, 90. 4 80 p. m. for LAKEWOOD.
Toms River and Barneglt.
a ID, / % J.. IA. for Beach Haven, Atlantic City.
Vineland. lirIGgeton.
p IN. FOR Freehold.
700, 6 90, IS, IL rs II as a. m, I 90. :o0s
80, 8 80, 6:l5 D. M sundays q ;OO 8 90 u m. for
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier ). n. Il
AZ AZ Pc FOR Highlands, Sea Bright, Long Branch.
Atlantic Highlands Lakewood, Manchester, Ions River.
Bafncgat.
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pAl LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
- NORFOLK VA, and SOUTH 49,,
more palace arriving az Ga iOint ~
10 q IN. Norfclk . . N. IL v. iOMfhiNS
TROY BOATS: CITIZENS LINZ
n. SIeaIuars CITY TROY SAlsAIOtA leave
o Of ChIl,Iopler- So, North RIVER daiy sAtur-
aay q D. IA. Tor Troy and the North. Sunday steamer
,ouehes AZ Albany. eAcuFsiou tickets. - %
NEW HAVEN. steamers leave Pee" sip
~ per d " RI nj 3 D. H. and D. (suodayscn ptoi)
Steamers In tme for early " ,ins horh .nl -
NOR HUDSON AND COXSACklE.
II Steamer KAArERsKILL on Tassia,, rhur'iar al
s.tvr,,av q n M, IRON Jay-st, y. y
S~' Conpcctiux Win boston aud Albany h2arosd
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snrpln, s91s0.JJO $5.5s7. 400 Dec. 81 1891 80
Exchanges, SlI62Oi,s7S; balances. S3,s1O3E. For
the week: Exchanges. SG02,2i0352; balances,
S23.75-. 80.
The stock market opened easier because London
failed fully pond 10 Yesterdays aio advances
In the first quarter hour Of business prices
wont on l4dis per cent from last evenings
closing figures, but before IL o'clock there was
full recovery ALL and many stocks were recording
figures hlgher than yesterdays best. Another partial
setback followed anticipation OF what the street calls
"bad" bank statement, but when the statement was
published prices Immediately began TO improve, and al
though not always closing up To the best hguros OF the
day the last figures generally were better IMAM ycStci-
closing prices. The transactions in the two hours
III io5 shares. The stocks notably strong
were Canada southcrn. which closed l. higher man
yesterday Northwestern which closed = higher Erie
whr closed - higher. Philadelphia and Reading which
closed / higher 6is after selling at Gs New YORK
and New Englanl which closed y higher ana Union
Pacific which closed L. per cent higher. But Tor NAT
holiday preceding u fun holiday the whole market de-
ycoped a natural and unnan pnlatcd strength tht mas
not been witnessed before during the last Ten months
Railway earnings dock at - long list printed ooo"p
are lust beginning to exert Ihcr Legitimate influence.
Government duh and firm at quotations rs
follows:
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT IOU RTRACk TRUNK LINE.
ON and after November 3 trains Leave
IA

GREAT IOU RDRAtk TRUNK LINE.
ON and after November ~ trains Leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
&c Largest ana Finest PASSENGER station IN Anerica
cs to Albany Troy and syracuse also to Montreal
$3.50 a. m, the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED composed
Sleeping cars Tor Albany Uier Syrscss Rochester
Buffalo tLe, Cleveland and Toledo arriving Chicago o 80
1890 a. m. chicago Express drawnsroom cars to Can
1880 a. m. western Ncw-Ycrk and Northern Express,
800 p M Albany Trov AMI Utica SPECIAL with drawing
room cars To Abany and Troy Connects Troy for
ip m. ACCOMMODATION TO Albany ana Troy.
with .ccnngcar1 for Niaaara Fails Buffalo susprnson
bridse Ceveani Cincinnati In aaapIls 81 Louis. 70.
tf:0pm. Mouireai and Uca Eynress daiy. srcpngcars
70 Plttsburg aud Montreal via Rou'es Point AMI via 81
Abrams SUNDAY train does not west OF Albany.
. M. Special sleeper arrives Rochester TAO m. Buff
m racine r STrsss q seSpS s acars for Auburn
Genoa Canandagma, Rochester buffalo; NiaZara Fails
watertown UREA daily except saturday.
and r H Eet ~ morna e' for to tSe @es
FOR AZ o Lake George and for the North except saur.
It.cts and soace in drawing room and s.ePnscar. On
- Park Place. Batt,rv pace 81 I2jtl-sr. ani
I3,lh,t station. New.Yerk 1913 wasi,n ton All 80
We*tcotrs Express call Tor ant cheek baggage from hotels
linu dav others d1i,. except sunday stop ut l3Sth
ST. station cup a'senser or N9t! an ~
General Sn9eintenaent General Passenger Agent.
albany BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal-
every we.k Gag a: p m from Pier al NJ r.. foot OF
Freight received untn the hour If departure.
HALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
BOTTOM $500 Tor Fr,t-class Limited Ticket,
REDUCTION 70 ALL OTHER POINTS.
Steamer, PILGRIM AMI BRISTOL Leave Pier %. N,R.
c"nacctoa Gy %auey boG from Brootiyn CIV
p. Returning uun. connetting with steamer, NJ
p ~. An orch .'trt CA each ,ie ,, ...f.r ~,
ticket Offices At oigcr Pier > ant IN steamers.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ -TrainseAve Chambrrsst station week DAYS for
Enrlowood 1cnahy Coster. Spark aud Nyack $50 40
20 $50 amt II 80 a. m. lis. $50. {. 40. 90
> 30 $50 :. 1850 .. m. ~ mdneut sunday+ -
$50 q m 1 aui 4. For Manuel. SpTing Valley,
Monsev Tlllmans, week days. $780, 40 $50 A.
4 60 $50 p m. sundays $50 M, y. m.
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sArrRnAY. Nov. IL p. VI.

EnNl, NOV. II =. VI
Ry tho operations OF the sub Treasury In the week
ended Friday evening, which included the receipt OF
ST. 100 900 for exchange NcwOrlcanS and St LOUIS,
the banks lost 81 71j 2j3 Todlys bank statement OF
the weeks averages presents loss OF S.s22SoO cash;
so IL IA probable that the actual loss something over
S2.OOOOJO There IS small contraction In loans
probably due to tho maturity and prompt payment OF
mercantile paper The decline Of - 90 600 In tho de-
pn,it, i, consistent with tho other changes The "snr
plus" reserve was reduced Sl.l99lJO 10 SS,1S1,loo,
against ~ sol $50 for the same week OF l-~G.
The following compares totals OF statements Of Novcm
Inrn LADN ~ .rulDsr
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1 EHiGiI VALLEY IAILROAU

PASSENGER TRAINS ieavo foot OF COstandr and Dse-
bro-ses SIS. follows:
. N. for "a a>auque and intermediate points.
NJ for GcEsva. Lyons. ElmiTa ROcbestt Buffalo
and tn West ana prihcipai local points Chair car 70
" ilat sbarre.
y. m for Iunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
car 70 ranAhannoeA Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg.
$40 .. Tor Pr tson aud principal intermediate ponts
Chair Plttston.
40 p. m. FOR Copay and intermeda,e points. Goa.
nectol 10 Beading and Harrisburg. Chair - Capay
p m: hr Geneva Lyons. Elmlra Rochester. Buffalo
and the west Pullman sleeper TO Lyons.
30 p M for iaurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at M. D. M. and 3 40 y. con.
for ali points IN Mahanoy and azietun coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
n for Mauch Chunk, HaLleton and intermediate
points.
40 p m. for ,oplay and intern cdiate points.
p m. for Geneva Lyons. Ein,ira Rochester. Buffalo
and tho West Pullman sic, per 10 Lyons.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
ocKS

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCTIANGE-Nov. ~.
THE GENERAL LIST.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

nv 10 STIVNF4 NNTINVAD.
W y. Y. G. & H. II. X. co. lessecs
Trains lesvs West i2dst. follows aad 20 min
ufes earlier from foot Of J. y-st. North River:
Detrot and Chicago . - a. GOO, s. Is p. m.
81. Louis. 90. AZ Is y. m.
syracuse buffalo Rochester suspension Bridge. Niagara
Falls 10. 800 4. m. 90. 81 ; y.
Utica. 3l5. 1908. 1880 a m. 900. 'S:l5 p
Kingston Stugeltie' Citskill Albany. So. 1l5, 800
ll:BD a. m, g. g. g. IS y.
transton's West Point Cornwall Newburg .3l5. -7li
. 30 1913 ll;U 400 i:lO. o. S.lj, $40 and
Goo D. Cran,toh's. Cornwall. Nevburg
For Montreal ami Canada Easi. 800 p
Hamilton London, 800 "A. 600 SlJ M. Toronto,
1875 q. H.. 1890 .. - r. IN.
shopping for Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit
Chr ago ana st LOuis.
daily. fDaly except Saturday.
Other trains daily except sunday
ortckets timetables parnr or slcepingcar accommof1
tions informant apply at Offices Brooklyn, 335
ingtonst, 40 Fniton-st Annex Office foot OF fnis -
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Park Place and est shore stations foot OF wss ~
foot Of Jav-st.. " II. &. H. Law bEhl.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13

The following che relation between Tho TOTAL reserves
aud / &C. total deposits tho respective dtte1
Specie 417Olb 80 StlSVl. iOl Dec S--,,u,pu'
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